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Microsoft unleashes a blitz of new Teams features - Vimarsana News

Microsoft unleashes a blitz of new Teams features

Microsoft continues to frantically add features to Microsoft Teams, including a new Teams Premium experience, scheduled chats, suggested replies...and a music app?

Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge Spell Check Could Reveal Passwords - Vimarsana News

Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge Spell Check Could Reveal Passwords

Extended spell check features in Google and Microsoft web browser settings share personal data, including passwords.

Source: tech.co
DANGER: Chrome, Edge spellcheckers sends PASSWORDS to Google, Microsoft servers - Vimarsana News

DANGER: Chrome, Edge spellcheckers sends PASSWORDS to Google, Microsoft servers

An information security research team has discovered that the Chrome and Edge browsers’ spellchecking tools send passwords from various websites to Google and Microsoft, Neowin reports. The Otto-js security analysts found the Microsoft Editor in Edge and enhanced spellcheck setting in Chrome relaying data typed into text boxes in plaintext to…

The spell checker in Chrome and Edge steals your passwords - Vimarsana News

The spell checker in Chrome and Edge steals your passwords

The spell checker in Chrome and Edge steals your passwords. This feature leak your data and passwords to Google and Microsoft.

Chrome, Edge Enhanced Spelling Features Are Exposing Your Personal Information - Vimarsana News

Chrome, Edge Enhanced Spelling Features Are Exposing Your Personal Information

Any personal information you type (including passwords) can be exposed and shared with these enhanced spelling and grammar features turned on.

Source: pcmag.com